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Read these 115 Food Preservation Tips in 11 categories ranging from Answer User Questions to Vinegars. Each tip is approved by our Editors and created by expert writers so great we call them Gurus. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Food Preservation tips and hundreds of other topics. Become a Guru or Become an Advertiser.

How To Freeze Bananas

To freeze bananas, peel them, then wrap them tightly in freeze-proof cellophane or put them in a plastic container. They can be frozen for up to a month, but please note that they will turn brown.

Use straight from the freezer in smoothies or ice creams.

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Prevent Apple's From Turning Brown

The easiest way to keep your sliced apples from turning brown is to keep them in a bowl of water. If you are placing your apples on a serving dish, you can brush them with water that has a small amount of lemon juice added to it.

Using Dried Fruits

To re-hydrate fruits, place one cup dried fruit in a glass or plastic container. Cover with hot or cold water and let soak overnight, or 4 to 6 hours. The fruit may be served as it is, or you may simmer the fruit for 10 minutes and then serve.

Using Dried Tomatoes

A quick and easy way of using your dried tomatoes is to make Hot Tomato Broth. place 3 tablespoons dried tomato in a cup. Fill the cup with boiling water. Season to taste. Serve hot or cold.

Produce Lasts Longer

I have found that placing a paper towel in a container with produce, such as lettuce, etcetera, helps absorb excess moisture and the produce lasts longer.

Rice

From Senior Guru, Mike. I buy my rice (long grain Royal Bas-mati Rice - about 10 pounds)
from Sams Club or a Middle East market. Comes in a burlap bag with zipper on top front and handles. Inside is plastic bag with the rice. I can hang this in my pantry, and whether it lasts a couple months or 10 months, I have NEVER had an infestation of bugs in my rice; packaging is so handy. When bag is emptied, it makes a great, handy tote for anyone





 
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